commandos
word · lemma: commando
Definition
Commandos are specially trained soldiers who are sent on difficult or dangerous missions, often behind enemy lines. The word can refer to members of special forces units.
Usage & Nuances
'Commandos' is usually plural when referring to groups and is associated with military elite special forces. Not to be confused with 'commando' (singular or the informal phrase 'go commando', which is unrelated). Often used with verbs like 'deploy', 'train', or 'lead'.
Example Sentences
The commandos moved silently through the forest at night.
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Five commandos were sent on the mission.
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Commandos train very hard every day.
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The team of commandos completed their secret mission without being seen.
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British commandos are famous for their toughness and bravery.
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When the news broke, the commandos had already left the area.
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